CNOOC Ltd, China’s third-biggest oil company, posted record profit for 2005 on the back of soaring crude prices and robust output, the company said yesterday.
SSA Marine was awarded the Toyota Logistics Services first annual Logistics Service Award for “Distinction in Quality Service and Performance” for 2005.
Britain and France finally signed the deal to build three new aircraft carriers. This followed several years of negotiations. What’s surprising about all this is not the large size of the carriers
With light winds never exceeding ten knots and dropping to five at times, the competitors had a tough time as the sea breeze never settled in.
B.C. Ferries could get a first glimpse of its sunken Queen of the North as early as tomorrow afternoon, says Phil Nuytten, whose company is sending a one-person submersible down to the wreck.
Police have confirmed the identity of a solo sailor who died after being winched from rough seas in a helicopter rescue in the Southern Ocean off Western Australia.
The air was desperately still in Guanabara Bay in Rio on Saturday morning as crews waited for the sea breezes to start their lunchtime murmurs ahead of a slightly bigger blow mid afternoon to lure the Volvo fleet across the start line in the fourth In Port race.
Friday 24 March 2006, Maersk Supply Service signed a contract for eight new 15,300 BHP VS 472 anchor handling and supply vessels from AKER Yards AS in Norway.
A big day in the history of Port Canaveral. Port commissioners voted unanimously to give him permission to finalize a land-lease agreement with Ambassador Services to expand the company’s cargo facilities on the port’s north side.
Before the Queen of the North ferry sunk to the depths of Wright Sound off the rugged British Columbia coast, it helped keep hundreds of isolated residents alive and their communities thriving.
The St. Lawrence Seaway hopes to attract ship traffic from booming China by bringing in the first all-container vessel to the inland waterway this year.
Frontier Drilling USA Inc, Houston, has engaged Aker Arctic of Helsinki, Finland to proceed with the initial design and conceptual development of the modification work for their turret moored Drillship “Frontier Discoverer”.
Babcock International shares leapt yesterday as it emerged that a joint takeover bid from BAE Systems and VT Group, which could value the group at up to
Mystery surrounded the fate of two people on Thursday who went missing and are now feared dead after an ocean-going ferry sank when it strayed onto the rocks on Canada’s Pacific coast.
